hairloss general

[Anonymous No.17381523]

in here talk about ways to deal with hair loss, be it medicine, acceptance, or products to hide it.

can any anon here recommend a good derma roller /pen? i have noticed my temples are thinning and i could definitely save them if i combined dermarolling with fin

[Anonymous No.17381558]

you will waste money on fin mino derma etc for 3 months and get tired of it and just buzz it off anyway. rolling and rubbing that dick poison all over your head every single morning is pathetic, same as woman getting getting plastic surgery because they cant cope with fading youth

[Anonymous No.17381564]

>>17381523
>can any anon here recommend a good derma roller /pen

just look online for a dermapen on amazon. Yeah it will help with fin, fin is very cheap and you can get a 14 month supply for just over 120$

[invicta spongebob edition No.17381627]

The Humanity Shall Enter The Age Of Hairwin This Millenium

[Anonymous No.17381681]

>>17381558
Hairloss has fuck all with 'maturing' or whatever other fucking cope slapheads try
My uncles all have nice thick manes of grey hair, that is maturing and aging, hairloss is a genetic defect and like any other illness I choose to fight it, only in the west is looking like complete shit considered a normal part of aging

[Anonymous No.17381720]

We always have a lot of bald threads at once lol.

[Anonymous No.17381777]

>>17381558
I‘ve been taking supplements for 5 years now so fin is definitely a long term option for me. Besides, it beats sgaving your entire head every day to not look like total shit.

[Anonymous No.17381786]

>>17381777
I use the the Skull Shaver Pitbull to shave my head every 2 or 3 days.

The thing is fantastic and really quick. You can use it anywhere too because it collects all the hair and doesn't leave a mess.

[Anonymous No.17381800]

>>17381786
That‘s as much of an annoyance as taking a pill and using minox.

[Anonymous No.17381810]

>>17381800
the difference is that the minoxidil pill can be harmful for your cardiovascular health

also, using the shaver is actually pretty fun. It's super fast and easy to use.

[Anonymous No.17381823]

>>17381786
how many shaves does that last you?

[Anonymous No.17381838]

>>17381823
the manufacturer says you should change the head every 3 to 6 months depending on how often you use it.

I've only had it for 2 weeks so I can't confirm if it will really last at least 3 months.

the good news is that the replacement heads are only 25 bucks.

it definitely beats wet shaving. that shit is too annoying for me.

[Anonymous No.17381840]

>>17381800
>shaving is an annoyance

ngmi

[Anonymous No.17381886]

>>17381810
I‘m talking about topical minox.
>>17381840
It is as least as time consuming as taking a pill and applying minox.

[Anonymous No.17381888]

>>17381886
do you not shave your face

[Anonymous No.17381908]

>>17381558
unfathomably based

[Anonymous No.17381909]

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[Anonymous No.17381918]

I know 2 people that got hair transplants, before you have it done you have to shave your head and they both said "It's not as bad as I thought it would be" and "I quite liked having a shaved head" kek. Complete waste of money.

[Anonymous No.17381920]

>>17381523
Yes you can save them. During the past years I've always dabbled with minox, sometime fina (quickly dropped mainly because the price and fear of sides), but two months ago I started a regimen with microneedling and that's the game changer imo. I use a minox/topical fina lotion every other day in the evening, and keto shampoo/dermastamp once a week. Takes less than five mins. I don't have a before pic, but my temples were completely bald in that circled red zone; after a month or so there were a shitload of pale blonde vellus hair, now they're starting to get pigmented, plus a new wave of vellus hair. Might not look like much, but even if there's no more progress I'm still happy since the thickness of the rest of my hair and hairline has improved a lot, they havent looked this good in years.

There's a guy on yt who developed AGA during testosterone therapy and has regrown his hairline just through microneedling and ketoconazole shampoo, no lotion/pills at all.

[Anonymous No.17382200]

>>17381920
Why are balding people afraid of muh fin sides but not of the side effects of being bald?

[Anonymous No.17382214]

>>17381558
Based, accepting your age and maturing your styling with it will always look better and more believable than copium like surgery or slathering chemicals over yourself.
Humans are incredibly good at spotting fakes.

[Anonymous No.17382249]

>>17382214
>accepting your age and maturing your styling with it will always look better
No, you'll simply look like an ugly bald dude like those creatures always posted from reddit.
>or slathering chemicals over yourself
Inhibiting DHT type 2 has many advantages such as decreasing your chance of prostate cancer and BPH.
>Humans are incredibly good at spotting fakes.
Men on finasteride do well because their hair is real as is their confidence. They don't have to worry about not being shaved for 3 days.

Your whole post reeks of baldcel cope.

[Anonymous No.17382365]

>>17382200
>side effects of being bald
I don't want to be bald, did you even read my post?

>muh fin sides
Finasteride sides can be rare or not depending on who you ask, but the risk is there. Search about Merck's lawsuits and ask yourself if it's such a safe drug as the big pharma presents it. It's not like they have no interest keeping people hooked on a pill that they have to buy from them for the rest of their lives.

Since it's undoubtedly helpful to some degree due to the strong dht blocking action, I still use it but I prefer to use its topical variant (mixed with minox), which has been proven to have the same effectiveness on hair of the pill but with very low systemic exposure by several studies; you can look them up on pubmed. But as I said, what I consider a game changer for regrowth is microneedling. A derma stamp is inexpensive and can be used for several months with proper care, using it once a week for 5 minutes is such low effort that anybody should give it a try.

>>17381558
That's a lazy and cowardly cope.

[Anonymous No.17382440]

>>17382365
Finasteride is being sold as a generic and has been in use for 30 years now.

[Anonymous No.17382451]

>>17382214
>Based, accepting your age and maturing

a 21 who goes bald is not accepting his age he is looking like a 38 year old and his youth is ruined

>Humans are incredibly good at spotting fakes.

your hair on fin is real, you just keep it even hair transplants now look great and you cannot tell,